Description
DUAL LA-2A CASE
The LA-2A Levelling Amplifier is a vintage audio compressor invented in the early 1960s. It is one of the most popular compressors known in the audio world! The LA-2A was originally a hand-wired, tube-based compressor. It uses an electro-luminescent panel together with a light dependent resistor to provide gain reduction, which in the LA-2A’s own terminology is called the T4 cell. The properties of the T4 give the LA-2A its unique character by making it an entirely program dependent design.
DIY Experience level: LOW MID PRO
Features
- Peak-Reduction control
- Gain Control make-up
- Limit/Compress switch
- Input metering (VU)
- Gain reduction (VU)
- Output levels (VU)
What we offer:
- DUAL LA-2A CASE – 160€
TOTAL PROJECT (CASE + BOM)
IN STOCK: 4
PRICE: EUR
€160,00
Features
- Primary 115V BLACK
- Primary 115V RED
- Secondary 250V 0,2A GREY
- Secondary 9V 6A BLUE
- Secondary 15V 1A BROWN
- Secondary 15V 1A WHITE
IN STOCK: 10
PRICE: EUR
€95,00
DUAL LA-2A CASE - Specifications
- 3U CASE, 305mm deep, with vented top
- Front panel cut out is ready for Sifam AL29WF meters
- Back panel cut outs fit D type XLR, IEC with fuse
- LA-2A warms things up!
- It’s a go to compressor for vocals!
- Gets your mix fatter and bigger!
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